Privacy,
plainly.

Your paintings and progress

The Godot prototype keeps your drawing, score, selected campaign level and undo history in memory for the current session.

The Unity version saves campaign progress, completed boards, drawing sessions and stroke history locally. Stroke history includes positions, brush size, colors and erase actions so a painting session can resume. Choosing Save Art writes a PNG into the app’s private artwork folder; it does not automatically publish the artwork or add it to a shared photo library.

Purchases and online features

The current versions do not upload your paintings or synchronize them to an online account. App Store and Google Play billing are not connected. The Unity test-purchase mode stores simulated palette ownership locally without charging money.

Technical information

The Unity version disables its Analytics, Ads and engine-diagnostics services in the current configuration. An engine telemetry project flag remains enabled, so technical processing can still depend on the Unity build and platform; network behavior has not been verified in a released build.

Keeping and removing your artwork

Local saves remain in the game’s application storage until they are replaced or removed. You can remove them by clearing the application’s stored data where your platform supports it, or removing the app and its data. Device or operating-system backups may retain their own copies. Removing local data loses the associated progress.

Keep a separate copy of artwork you want to retain before removing the app’s data.

Service providers

These services have their own information-handling terms:

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Questions and requests

Contact OREBRON about this game’s privacy or to request help accessing or removing information you have shared. Include the game name and enough information to identify your account, if you use one. Please do not send passwords or sign-in tokens.